Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Recipient Integrity Information Technology Grants

The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) awards grants under CFDA 10.546 to support State agencies implementing information technology systems for SNAP recipient trafficking prevention, detection, and prosecution, with the most recent posted opportunity due July 20, 2015.

This program has not posted a grant opportunity since 2015. The last documented solicitation (SNAP-RIIT-2015) offered up to $7.5 million in fiscal year 2015 funding on a competitive basis to State governments for new IT system implementation or enhancement. No recent grant awards or current opportunities are present in available records, indicating the program may be inactive or operating on an intermittent funding cycle.

When active, the program funds State agency IT infrastructure for SNAP case management, including real-time monitoring systems, case tracking, and regulatory enforcement tools designed to detect and prosecute trafficking of benefits. Eligible applicants are restricted to State governments. The assistance type is Project Grants.

The source does not provide grant award portfolio data, recent award examples, award amounts, funding concentration, or award cadence that would establish current activity level or economics. Without recent opportunities or documented awards, the program's current operational status cannot be determined from available information. Organizations pursuing SNAP-related federal funding should verify with FNS whether RIIT grants remain available or whether successor programs or funding mechanisms have replaced this line.